Slow Progress in Oil Workers Settlement Fight
About 60,000 oil industry workers remained away from their jobs as a broad strike persisted. CIO Oil Workers Union leader A Knight said only one third of 90,000 refinery and pipeline workers had returned, with most back by week’s end. Some settlements surfaced in Borger Texas and Ponca City Oklahoma as negotiations continued, but wage terms and annual renegotiation demands blocked broader accord. Aviation fuel shortages linger despite progress, though a June 6 lifting of restrictions was anticipated.
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San Francisco
Verlin McKendree
California
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Whiting
Ind
Central States Petroleum Union
Independent
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AFL
Wage Stabilization Board
Phillips Chemical Company
Borger
Tex
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Ponca City
Okla
Cities Service
WSB
Boy 15 Guilty Of Slaying Girl In Eugene
In Eugene Oregon a 15 year old boy named Eugene Harlan Belcher was convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of 18 year old deaf mute Mary Ellen Campbell. A Circuit Court jury deliberated four hours and recommended leniency but Judge C F Skipworth said life imprisonment was mandatory. The district attorney said the youth admitted killing Campbell after taunts about her pregnancy, a confession he later repudiated.
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C. F. Skipworth
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Tools of the Trade Puzzle Answers List
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Presbyterian Leaders Hit Name Only Christians
New York reporters recap a two day Presbyterian session as over 1,200 church leaders meet ahead of the 164th General Assembly to discuss evangelism and the churchs failing impact on international relations and social ills. Clergy including Rev Robert J McCracken urge action and a stronger Christian influence in public life.
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Eon Presbyterian Church
Robert J. McCracken
Riverside Church
General Assembly
Harrison Ray Anderson
Chicago
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
John Sutherland Bonnell
Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
America
Mexico honors Del Rio and De Cordoba with Ariels
Mexico City awarded the Ariels the national Oscars to Dolores del Rio for Dona Perfecta and Arturo de Cordoba for En la Palma de tu Mano. The Mexican Academy of Cinema Arts and Sciences announced the winners last night.
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Dolores del Rio
Arturo de Cordoba
Mexico
Mexican Academy of Cinema Arts and Sciences
Miss del Rio
de Cordoba
National Political Round Up Taft and Ike duel for delegates
Taft and Eisenhower supporters battled for presidential nominating votes as delegates in several states were chosen. Montana awarded seven of eight Republican delegates to Taft backers, while Eisenhower supporters won one. Battles continued in Maryland Washington Connecticut Minnesota and Texas with contests over how delegates should be instructed. House debate opened on the administration foreign aid program of 7.9 billion dollars, as party factions jockeyed for position ahead of state conventions and key votes.
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Hollywood 10 Director Lester Cole Sued for Divorce
Jeanne Cole files for divorce from writer director Lester Cole 47 a member of the Hollywood 10 cited for contempt of Congress. She alleges cruelty but does not specify acts.
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Hollywood
Lester Cole
Jeanne
Taft Gains Delegates In Montana Contest For GOP Nomination
Taft held a 7-1 delegate edge over Eisenhower in Montana boosting his national standing in the AP tally 384 to 339. At Helena, Montana Democrats named a 12 vote uninstructed delegation with eight uncommitted, two for Stevenson, one Kefauver, one Kerr. Taft also carried Georgetown precinct but won 10 other Washington GOP delegates for six convention votes.
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Tennessee
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Georgetown
Ships Collide In Atlantic Near Block Island
Two freighters, the 253-foot Michael Tracy and the 502 ton SS President Tyler, collided in fog off Block Island about 15 miles east. Both reported no danger and proceeded to port under own power. No injuries were reported though the President Tyler sustained above waterline damage. The Tyler, once the Iraq Victory, often carries a few passengers on its Boston to New York run.
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Atlantic
Michael Tracy
M. and J. Tracy, Inc
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American President Lines
Iraq Victory
Boston
Measles Claim Three Deaths in Geauga County
Geauga County health department reports three deaths from measles in the past three weeks and notes over 300 measles cases in the county. Local officials warn residents to seek vaccination and prevent further spread amid the outbreak.
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